ENGLISH (my translation):Fearing this and remembering the war, Juno Saturnia,because she had foremost waged war against Troy for her beloved Argives(indeed the causes of her anger and cruel passionshad not yet fallen from her spirit; the stored up judgementof Paris and the injury to her rejected beauty and the hated race and the stolen honors of Ganymede remain at the top of her mind) --inflamed by these things also she was keeping the Trojanstossed on the whole sea, the leavings of the Danaids and of fierce Achilles, far from Latium, and they kept wandering for many years driven by the fates around all the seas.So great a burden it was to establish the Roman race.

MY NOTES:While I love all of the Aeneid, there are specific lines that pop out as being just perfect. Tantae molis erat Romanam condere gentem! is one such line. I just love it. If I ever get a proper microphone (and I suspect I will soonish), maybe I'll start adding an audio component to my poetry Friday posts so you can hear this stuff read aloud in the Latin. It is just so beautiful.